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Today, I have the last of the three colors from Zoya's Fall 2012 NYFW Gloss Collection for you. Paloma is a sheer burgundy red with a squishy jelly finish.
This is a berry red with some tones of pink and purple, and it looks like cranberry juice on the nails. While all three colors from the collection have great formulas, Paloma's formula is outstanding. It comes out thin and even, without any streaks or patches. What you see in the swatches is three coats. At that point, there are no nail lines visible, while it still retains the jelly look. If you were looking to get only one color from this collection, Paloma is the one I'd recommend. :-)
You can find Paloma on Zoya.com for $8 for 0.5oz. If you are new to Zoya, you can get your first two bottles of Zoya for $8 total and free shipping! More info HERE.
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Showing posts with label Zoya Gloss Fall 2012 Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoya Gloss Fall 2012 Collection. Show all posts
Friday, August 10, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Zoya Frida
Today, I have another shade from the Zoya's Fall 2012 NYFW Gloss Collection to show you. Frida is a sheer dark green with a squishy jelly gloss finish.
What you see in the pictures is three coats, and just like the others in the collection, you can see it is still a little sheer. I would probably go with at least four coats if you wanted to wear this color by itself. I'm quite impressed with the jelly formula. It comes out thin and smooth, without any streaks. Just take care to do even coats. Otherwise, you will end up with parts that are noticeably darker than others.
You can find Frida on Zoya.com for $8 for 0.5oz. If you are new to Zoya, you can get your first two bottles of Zoya for $8 total and free shipping! More info HERE.
** This post contains a product that was provided to me by the company for honest consideration. How I obtain the products does not influence my opinion. For more info, please view my Disclosure Policy.
What you see in the pictures is three coats, and just like the others in the collection, you can see it is still a little sheer. I would probably go with at least four coats if you wanted to wear this color by itself. I'm quite impressed with the jelly formula. It comes out thin and smooth, without any streaks. Just take care to do even coats. Otherwise, you will end up with parts that are noticeably darker than others.
You can find Frida on Zoya.com for $8 for 0.5oz. If you are new to Zoya, you can get your first two bottles of Zoya for $8 total and free shipping! More info HERE.
** This post contains a product that was provided to me by the company for honest consideration. How I obtain the products does not influence my opinion. For more info, please view my Disclosure Policy.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Zoya Katherine
Another collection that has joined Zoya for Fall 2012 is the NYFW Gloss Collection, comprised of three sheer jelly shades. Today, I'll start off the collection with Katherine, a sheer reddish-purple with a squishy jelly gloss finish.
Katherine was originally released as a part of the limited edition Zoya Peter Som trio earlier this year. Due to its jelly formula, each coat is meant to be sheer and to deliver only a hint of color. You can build up the color as you like with each additional coat. What you see in the swatches is three coats, and you can see that it is still not totally opaque. The squishy jelly looks quite interesting, kind of like grape juice or grape jam.
You can find Katherine on Zoya.com for $8 for 0.5oz. If you are new to Zoya, you can get your first two bottles of Zoya for $8 total and free shipping! More info HERE.
** This post contains a product that was provided to me by the company for honest consideration. How I obtain the products does not influence my opinion. For more info, please view my Disclosure Policy.
Katherine was originally released as a part of the limited edition Zoya Peter Som trio earlier this year. Due to its jelly formula, each coat is meant to be sheer and to deliver only a hint of color. You can build up the color as you like with each additional coat. What you see in the swatches is three coats, and you can see that it is still not totally opaque. The squishy jelly looks quite interesting, kind of like grape juice or grape jam.
You can find Katherine on Zoya.com for $8 for 0.5oz. If you are new to Zoya, you can get your first two bottles of Zoya for $8 total and free shipping! More info HERE.
** This post contains a product that was provided to me by the company for honest consideration. How I obtain the products does not influence my opinion. For more info, please view my Disclosure Policy.
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